Justice in Indian Country

Justice in Indian Country

This recorded webinar examined Tribal justice throughout history and how its credibility and implementation has changed over the years, how it applies to child protection and child welfare, and suggested practices to assist Tribes with maintaining customs and...

International Advocacy to Help End Violence Against Native Women

The Indian Law Resource Center developed this 2016 guide with the intent of providing information and resources on how to use international advocacy in the work to end violence against Native women and girls.  Resource Link: International Advocacy to Help End...

NCWWI E-Resource list

This 2012 E-Resources List from the National Child Welfare Workforce Institute provides related links to websites, reports, guides and more!  Resource Link: NCWWI E-Resource list Author: Children's Bureau Date: March...

Culturally Grounded Life Skills for Youth (Healing of the Canoe)

This free prevention-based curriculum covers many important issues, comparing the canoe journey to life’s journey – making good decisions about alcohol, staying safe from suicide, depression, stereotyping, etc – and was developed by the Suquamish Tribe, the Port...

Mending the Scared Hoop

This organization has a number of manuals that address domestic violence in Indian Country, including introductory manuals on domestic violence, sexual assault, and building a coordinated community response in Native communities. They also have a detailed men’s...

Strengthen Families, Prevent Violence

This adaptable public awareness campaign, designed specifically for Indian Country, provides tools communities can use to educate and engage families on how to promote resiliency and healing for children. The materials were collaboratively developed by: Futures...